the. a deadly shooting in union city overnight leaves two young men dead. what investigators are doing right now to try to track down the people responsible for this killing. >> a father of six gunned down in the middle of the afternoon in san jose, and the crime was all caught on video. what we are learning about the shooting and what witnesses say happened before shots were fired. >> the rim fire has grown to the size of chicago. where fire crews plan to focus their efforts as the flames threaten thousands of homes. complete bay area news coverage starts right now.

this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday august 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. let's get over to rosemary. >> another nice day in store, once we get past the clouds, even patchy drizzle reported in some areas, and i think the bigger story at this hour is how much warmer we are, anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees warmer than where we started yesterday morning. ville those numbers coming for you. mostly sunny, slightly cooler conditions expected for the afternoon. as we get past today into the week we have a gradual warmup in store. i will line up these numbers coming up. developing news in union city, two people were killed in a shooting. alex savidge live this morning in union city to tell us what is happening right now. >> reporter: good morning. crime scene tape is still blocking off the number of streets here in this union city neighborhood. you can see crime scene technicians continuing to process this scene and gather

evidence. the body of one young man was removed a short timing a. according to police very few leads as they try and track down the person responsible for this double shooting that left two young men dead. someone heard gunfire early this morning, came outside and found these two men down in the street. let me show you some video from earlier this morning, just within the last half hour or so the coroner was out here and removed the body of one victim who died at the scene. the second victim was transported to the hospital but ended up dying there. the shooting was about 1:00 this morning right near 11th and d streets in union city. we spoke a short time ago with the police commander who told me at this point investigators don't have a lot to go on. they're trying to figure out what led up to this violence. >> at this point we're unsure of the motive. we're looking into every possible angle. we don't know the motive right now. we're looking for witnesses, anybody who may have seen or heard anything. >> to that end investigators

will be knocking on some of the doors in this neighborhood trying to talk with more people who lived nearby to figure out what they saw and heard. at this point there's no description on the shooter or the shooters that police are searching for this morning. thus far police are not identifying the two young men who were killed out here, and obviously we don't know exactly how old they were at the same time. it's been a long time since union city has seen this kind of violence according to police. i was just speaking with the commander and she told me these are the first two homicides here in the city so far this year, and there were no homicides here in union city during all of last year. police working hard to try to find the killer responsible here for taking the lives of two young men here overnight. live this morning in union city, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. san fransisco police are investigating a shooting inside a party bus. it happened at 2:15 this morning around 9th and folsom. no one was on the bus but they

found several shell casings. police are searching for the gunmen. a san jose neighborhood is on edge following a deadly attack caught bay security camera. ktvu obtained surveillance video of the shooting in the downtown area yesterday afternoon. the images are graphic. so we froze the video just before the first shot was fired. we then pick up as the gunman carrying what looks like an ax is running away. relatives of the victim 22-year- old ramon garcia says he leaves behind six young children. >> this is who i'm dating. i was dating him. he's not a bad person. >> investigators say they're trying to determine a motive or if the attacks gang related. witnesses told us they were too frightened to go on camera but say the shooting started with a fight and say someone hit ramon with an ax life weapon before he was shot and killed. the deadly stabbing and

shooting we told you about yesterday, 22-year-old carlos aldana stabbed his mother to death on friday night at her home in marin city. 44-year-old rosa aldana was found in the home by responding officers she died from multiple stab wounds. investigators say after killing his mother, aldana boarded a golden gate transit bus and headed to san fransisco. when they spotted him he was getting off the bus at fillmore and chestnut. he was armed with a knife and covered in blood and say officers shot him after he lunged at them. he is in serious but stable condition at san fransisco general hospital. when doctors clear him police say he will be booked on suspicion of murder. continuing coverage now of the rim fire burning near yosemite national park. firefighters are struggle to control the flames which have burned almost 130,000 acres. katie utehs is live in our newsroom with how firefighters plan to battle it today. >> the fire is only 7%

contained. crews have strengthened fire lines above the community of pine like mountain. their fight today will be a rough and uphill battle. cal fire says crews will focus their efforts on holding the fire east of the north fork of the too kwame river. at this point some 4500 homes and outbuildings are threatened as the fire burns into a second week. there are no reports of injuries and evacuees are staying at a red cross shelter. >> 15 minutes to get out of our house. we got our kids, our animals and a little bit of our pictures and paperwork we really needed. it was hard. >> the shelter has how how housed nearly 200 people forced from their homes. as of saturday afternoon some people who live in the pine mountain lake area were allowed to go home. with steep terrain and dry conditions the potential for the fire to spread is considered extreme. >> the concern there is that it's actually starting to back

down into some canyons that could make some big runs and that's where we get large fires to spread. >> some 2600 people battling the rim fire are also working to hold the eastern edge of the fire in yosemite national park. so far only remote wilderness area have been charred in the park. this fire has grown to the size of the city of chicago. coming up in my next report i'll share the impressive images of the fire taken from space. live in the newsroom katie utehs. yosemite national park is still open to visitors today. coming up in 30 minutes the effects of rim fire on tourism in the park, and the incentive for the public to visit there today. we are just days away from the bay bridge closure, and there are already traffic problems. now the full closure isn't going to happen until wednesday night, but right now three lanes of the toll plaza are shut down in preparation, and yesterday people trying to

cross the bridge ran into some huge backups. some drivers actually took to the shoulder risking a ticket while some other people got out and walked around. engineers say the toll booth work couldn't wait until the whole bridge is shut down because the work schedule is already packed. >> we have the other lane to do during the five days. we have to take out toll booth 17 and modify that island. >> engineers say the gridlock should be temporary. work on the toll lanes is expected to be finished by tomorrow morning, and the new eastern span is scheduled to open after the labor day weekend. again, that full closure will be wednesday night through tuesday morning, and you can stay up to date on the bay bridge and the conditions on all bay area roads by going to our web site which is ktvu.com. just look for the traffic tab at the top of the home page. a lot of traffic getting into san fransisco and probably also by seres point as the indy cars are going to be racing at sonoma raceway. what should they expect up in sonoma? >> it's going to be a nice

afternoon. right now we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies, even damp in some areas, patchy drizzle in some spots. a few scattered showers in the overnight hours. alex's video of union city, we saw some sprinkles falling because we do have a weak system moving through northern california, and again, that bringing the low clouds enhancing the low clouds as well as mid level clouds above these low clouds. a live look at mount diablo, it's tough to tell. these clouds are going to clear. we have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures will be slightly cooler w. that cloud cover out there this morning, temperatures are up by several degrees. first a look at storm tracker 2 so you can see the clouds there for yourself. we are partly to mostly cloudy. over the north bay is where we have our best shot at seeing a few sprinkles, picked up some a little earlier around clear lake and lake county. some green showing up on the radar. even though we're not seeing the green on the radar hear,

locally patchy drizzle is falling. the coastline seeing a little bit. this is where the system primarily will spread that rain through the area. as we get into the afternoon we'll deal with mostly sunny skies or enjoy mostly sunny skies, and the rain won't be an issue for your sunday afternoon. it's going to be the here and now where we will see the possibility, patchy drizzle and maybe an outside chance of a few sprinkles. low 60s walnut creek. around the bay low 60s as well. you may notice these temperatures up from yesterday anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees in some cases. more like 8 to 10 degrees warmer in areas like napa, 57 in santa rosa. you are well above what we saw yesterday morning. see that moisture off the coastline, gray skies over the bay area and inland, but as we get into the afternoon it peels away where we will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy remaining the entire day is going to be along the coastline. it doesn't really break away. you can expect that for your area. afternoon highs for today, 82 in fairfield, 77 for novato, 74

in san rafael. these temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday in most areas. 83 for walnut creek. 73 for san lee and row. temperatures ranging from upper 70s, morgan hill, mid-70s for santa cruz along the peninsula 72 san mateo. 64 in san fransisco. the extended forecast we have a gradual warmup as we get into the business week. takes us into tuesday, wednesday, when we finally get back to the seasonal average, the warmest day looks to be on thursday. back to the desk. searching for answers in a deadly shooting rampage, the multiple stops the gunman made and where the shooting spree finally ended. >> and a soldier receives the medal of honor from the president, why he is being honored and his ties to the bay area. >> but let's take you outside first to the toll plaza. you can see traffic moving along just fine. as we mentioned some lanes at that toll plaza are closed for work. right now no major problems. this is what we saw yesterday

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syrian government. in an attempt to gain international support the regime is accusing the rebels of using chemical weapons on soldiers. the government released video of what it calls is a rebel hideout loaded with explosives, gas masks and plastic jugs used to build bombs. chuck hagel discussed the crisis. he refused to discuss what military action president obama might take. but he did outline the factors that could determine the type of response. >> the facts, what our intelligence assessment produces, law, legal issues, international support. >> hagel will spend eight days in asia with stops in indonesia and the philippines. a new reuters poll shows almost 60% of americans do not want to get involved in syrias war. of those that do, 12% support

air strikes. 1 1% supported enforcing a no fly zone. , 9% support funding a multinational innovation and 4% support invading with u.s. troops. a soldier with bay area roots will receive the highest military honor tomorrow. a 33-year-old army staff sergeant tie carter will receive the medal of honor. he saved the lives of soldiers during a taliban assault in afghanistan in 2009. he was born in spokane washington but spent his childhood years in antioch. carter will be only the fifth living recipient of the medal of honor for heroic service in iraq or afghanistan. authorities near jacksonville florida are trying to figure out why a man went on a deadly rampage that involved five different shooting scene. hubert allen junior used to work for a trucking company. yesterday morning he went to company headquarters and shot and killed a former co-worker. police say allen then drove a short distance and gunned down

his 80-year-old former boss. authorities also believe he went on to shoot two more employees elsewhere before returning home and committing suicide. >> all the people that were involved, mr. allen knew every one of them. we're totally shocked. the community's in shock. >> in all, three people were killed including the gunman. two more victims are in the hospital, one is in critical condition. there are reports that allen may have been recently fired. an antigun group based in newtown connecticut is trying to convince starbucks to change its weapons policy. starbucks says it follows local and state laws when it comes to whether or not customers can carry guns. newtown alliance has called for the company's ceo to ban all weapons. 13 family members of the deadly shooting signed the letter. family and friends gathered to honor the memory of

christina and ethan anderson. police found the remains of the mother and son in the burned out home of family friend james dimaggio. he also allegedly kidnapped hannah handerson, the two were found in a remote stretch of idaho wilderness. six days later dimaggio was shot and killed. hannah was rescued unharmed. yesterday's service was held at the family's church in san diego county. >> because it was a family friend it shocked everybody quite severely. it still will i'm sure. how do you get over that. >> teammates from ethan's football team took part in the service, some showing up in their uniforms. this morning friends of an australian athlete killed in oklahoma held a memorial baseball game in his hometown after a service yesterday at heights high school. oklahoma christian unit university. 22-year-old christopher lane was out jogging when he was shot in the back by three

teenagers, the oldest suspect allegedly told police they had nothing better to do. 2,000 people showed up at this morning's event in melbourne australian. california state prison guards could be getting a pay raise. a tentative contract has just been reached with the governor. the deal would give prison officers a 4 percent pay raise and would make it easier to earn overtime. it would also cut the number of weeks for cadet academy training from 16 to 12. that 2-year contract would expire in 2015. governor brown hasn't said if he's going to sign a bill that would allow u.s. legal immigrants to serve on a jury. it would give immigrants more rights and respondents. opponents argue allowing noncitizens to serve on juries could deprive the defendants of their right to have their case decided by a jury of their peers. richmond police are asking for the public's help to catch a mail teach. this image was caught on a home surveillance camera last week. it happened on wednesday afternoon on the east side of interstate 80. this is another look at the suspect. anyone with information is

asked to call richmond police. lake county sheriff deputies have arrested a convicted sex offender on charges of impersonating a federal officer. investigators say 66-year-old heck ton molinar pretended to be a u.s. marshal while talking to a suspected baa the are you victim thursday night. after arresting him authorities found a stash of law enforcement gear. it included a bullet proof vest, pellet guns that looked like real firearms, tasers and fake police badges. mountain view police are looking for a puppy stolen right out of a locked car. we want to show you a picture of 9 week old uso. police say he was stolen yesterday afternoon from a car parked on villa street near palo alto avenue. he's brown and black with tiger like markings and weighs about 9 pounds. his family says he's very friendly and are pleading with whoever has uso to return him. surfers and swimmers will be back in the water at simpson

beach after a great white sighting forced people to stay out of the water. the 15-foot long shark was seen attacking a seal. that forced them to close the beach for five days. overnight the national park service tweeted that the beach will be open to swimmers, surfers and boogie boarders but want you to remain on high alert and keep your eye out for sharks. alameda beach will have a lot more sand. the east bay regional park district will start a project to replace sand at the beach that has washed away over the years. crown beach is man made and park officials say new sand needs to be brought in from the bay about every 20 years. the $5.6 million project will take about three months to complete. people will still be able to access the beach during that time. >> your time now is 7:21, and it is a first for the united states. where the running of the bulls made its debut, and when you can see it all happen here in the bay area. >> outside our doors this morning, a bit of a gloomy

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new zealand just one away from facing oracle usa. during race 7 of the louis vuitton cup. new zealand out of nearly 2 minutes. victory despite the loss. skipper chris called saturday's racing winds up to 20 miles an hour incredible. if they win today's race they will face oracle starting september 7th. it's an event that brings thousands to spain each year and the running of the bulls has made its debut here in the united states. >> here they come, oh, my. >> the virginia motor sports

park hosted the first ever great bull run yesterday. organizers say about 12,000 people attended that event. many participants were slammed to the ground by the bulls, but only one person suffered minor injuries. >> i looked to face him, and i looked back, there they are. at that moment i was like all right, let's do this. >> while this may have been the first bull run in the united states, it will not be the last. the next run is scheduled for october 19th in atlanta. then next june it will be coming here to the bay area. meanwhile a drone that was shooting video of this historic bull rin ended up crashing into the crowd. it went down and hit a man in the face. that happened moments before the bulls started running. you can see people trying to help the victim there. it's unclear how badly he was hurt, but the video later shows him getting up and walking out of the stands on his own. a lot happening today, you've got indian sonoma, america's cup, 9ers out at the

stick, tonight rosemary and don't forget about those soccer games across the bay area starting up. >> that's right. another pleasant day in the forecast. for most slightly cooler for the afternoon. at this hour mostly cloudy and patchy drizzle falling in places. perhaps a little damp. be prepared for that, maybe you're going to the farmers market. as we get into the afternoon we're breaking away to sunshine, at least away from the coastline. we will be mostly cloudy once again along the coast. here's a look at what you can expect as you head out at this hour. temperatures in the upper 50s to upper 60s. a lot warmer than where we started yesterday morning with those clouds out there. by noontime 60 at the coach, mid-70s inland and for the afternoon we've got a nice day for most. we're talking low 60s at the coast, cool there, but around the bay, nice. upper 60s to low 70s, and inland cities we're looking at 85 degrees for some of the warmest locations. 78 for santa rosa, 75 in vallejo, 69 in oakland, 64 in san fransisco if you're going to see the giants play, 75 redwood city, 77 san jose, the

extended forecast temperatures will remain below the seasonal average as we get back to work tomorrow, but notice we do begin to creep upward, and as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday being the warmest day getting back to those seasonal averages, upper 80s in the forecast for the inland cities. mid to upper 70s around the bay, 60s for the coast. back to you. a pennsylvania teacher missing in the hills south of yosemite national park. item found on a park sign that is intensifying the search. and two young men are gunned down in this union city neighborhood overnight. we'll tell you why police out here at this scene say they have very few leads to go on in their investigation.

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for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possible. an investigation now underway in union city after an early morning shooting leaves two young people dead. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we want to update you on this developing news in alameda county. investigators are trying to figure out who shot and killed two people early this morning. the body of one of the victims was removed within the past hour, and ktvu's alex savidge has been talking to police and joins us with the latest information. >> reporter: good morning. union city police are still trying to figure out exactly what led up to this violence overnight. you can see behind me here streets still blocked off in this neighborhood. this is where two young men were shot and killed. they were both found right in the middle of the street. i want to show you what this

scene looked like about an hour or so ago when the coroner came in and removed the body of one of the victims. this young man was found at the scene and died out here. the second victim was taken to the hospital but did not survive his injuries. the shooting happened around 1:00 this morning near the intersection of 11th and d streets in union city. neighbors called up 9-1-1 about 1 in the morning to report gunfire and to report that someone had gone outside and found two young men who were down in the street. each of those victims had at least one gunshot wound and as of yet, police have not identified the two men who were killed out here. police commander told me as of late, homicides like these have been generally rare here in union city. >> anytime you have, you know, the death of anybody it's troubling, and so we'll do everything we possibly can to get this solved. >> these are in fact the first killings in union city so far this year, and the city didn't have any homicides during all

of last year. police right now are talking with neighbors and other potential witnesses as they try to solve this deadly double shooting here in union city overnight. live this morning in union city, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. a young woman is recovering this morning after being shot in the leg during an apparent robbery. it happened around 7:00 between full some and harrison in san fransisco's mission district. the victim appeared to be in his mid-20s. investigators believe the shooting may be connected to a nearby robbery, and police are hoping surveillance video may provide some answers into what happened. police have turned their attention to the oakland hills in the search for a missing toddler daphne webb, a team of about 45 investigators with cadaver dogs searched near mary college, but that search turned up nothing. police say they did find one area, though, they want to look at a little bit further, but they didn't say why. daphne's grandfather says watching investigators search for his 1-year-old grandfather was hard for him and his family.

>> us back to reality that not only is she missing, but, you know, some harm could have possibly happened to her. >> daphne was reported missing by her father john webb on july 10th. webb says he left daphne in a car with his mother who he says has dementia while he went inside a store in east oakland. daphne was gone when he returned. a $20,000 reward is being offered. a search is intensifying for a teacher from pennsylvania who vanished last month while backpacking in the eastern sierra. matthew green disappeared from the mammoth lakes area during a hiking trip with friends. on friday a hiker found a pair of glasses that may be greens. his friends and family posted a picture of the glasses on a facebook page that was recently set up to help find him. police plan to check the glasses to see if they match green's prescription. peace activists took to the streets of oakland yesterday to protest the killings of two young men. >> we want some peace in the

street. >> nearly a dozen people rallied on the corner of market street and sanford avenue. protesters held signs in honor of 17-year-old isaac johnson. both were shot and killed this summer. >> our pastor first said that people are getting killed and the fire department would come out and wash the blood off the sidewalk and after that everybody would go and that would be it. you know, so as families these are our children. >> the protest was organized by a group called soldiers against violence everywhere. and protests against russia's antigay law are set to get underway in san fransisco. one of the organizers of the protest is a group called boycott russian vodka and members have been holding demonstrations during which they pour out vodka. today's rally starts at 11 this morning outside st. nicholas russian orthodox church. back to our continuing coverage of the rim fire. here are the latest numbers

regarding that wildfire. it is 7% contained this morning. so far it has burned almost 130,000 acres, 11,000 of which is on the northwestern edge of the yosemite national park. more than 2600 firefighters are trying to put that fire out. this fire is reminding long time residents of the sierra foothills of a nightmare they experienced a quarter of a century ago. a rash of wildfires scorched hundreds of thousands of acres throughout the state in 1987. four firefighters were killed battling various fires. one firefighter was crushed by a falling tree. the yosemite park officials are urging potential visitors not to let the rim fire scare them off. labor day week is typically a pretty busy time for the year for the park, about 12 to 15,000 people are there this weekend. a handful of people who reserved lodges, though, have canceled, but so far the fire's impact on tourism has been minimal. as an added incentive the park is waiving its visitor fee.

firefighters are gaining ground on a wildfire burning in el dorado county near georgetown. the empire fire is 70% contained. it started about 3:00 yesterday afternoon this an area east of auburn off highway 193. it's burned 38 acres and destroyed one home. 80 other homes did have to be evacuated but residents have been allowed to return. cal fire says a blown transformer may have started that fire. dense smoke is causing problems in the reno area. officials have canceled several events because of pollution warnings. among the latest weekend event to be scrubbed a fund- raisingout door concert for cancer patients in carson city and a nevada usf women's soccer game in reno. an air ambulance company says poor visibility has prevented the reno based service from responding to emergency calls. thousands bay area residents are headed to reno this weekend for this year's bernie manifest value. it gets underway tomorrow. it brings about 68,000 people

to northern nevada's black rock desert. festival goers set up a massive tent city in that area. very colorful there, and then on saturday night a wooden man is torched. that bonfire is part of a tradition that started more than 20 years ago. and it could soon get easier to see just how much pollution is coming from the bay area's most congested freeways. air quality district managers are installing three pollution monitoring devices near busy freeways in berkeley, oakland and san jose. and starting in january, people can go to the district's web site to check pollution levels in those areas. the monitors are being installed as an epa mandated program. welcome and let's get right over to rosemary for a quick look to see how we are doing on this sunday morning. >> yes. this morning we're gray. we've got overcast skies, fog, a little patchy drizzle reported out there. temperatures for most up from yesterday. i think you will notice as you get outdoors this morning, it's going to feel a little muggy, and for some it is a little

damp. a live look over downtown oakland. you can see the winds generally light, can't even see the flag above the tribune tower there. we will continue with cloudy skies, at least through the morning hours, and then as we get into the afternoon, we'll break away to mostly sunny skies once again. in addition to the low clouds, mid level clouds associated with the weak storm moving over northern california. so partly to mostly cloudy around the region because of the blanket of clouds sort of insulating us, temperatures are a lot warmer. most of us are in the 60s at this hour. i've got the radar on. notice you don't see any green here, except that drizzle falling below the radar. just because we're no not seeing it doesn't mean it's not out there. i felt a little bit coming to oakland. sheer where -- this is where it is going to stay. for the morning hours we do have that possibility of maybe an outside chance at a light sprinkle. then as we get into the afternoon we're done with that. we have mostly sunny skies and another pleasant afternoon in

store. i want to turn it over to the water vapor. it makes it easy to see that counterclockwise swirl moving through. this is the system and it's going to continue northeast as we move into the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. temperature-wise, we are looking at again temperatures in the 60s. i wanted to show you the wind because the onshore breeze through fairfield a lot weaker than yesterday. only 10 miles per hour. the temperatures in fairfield, 64, 63 walnut creek, 64 in oakland, low 60s in novato. santa rosa one of the cooler spots at 57 degrees. still several degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. afternoon highs for today, 74 for san rafael, upper 70s in napa, 77 in sonoma if you're going that way to the raceway. into the east bay, 69 for oakland, mid-70s castor valley, low 80s for danville, mid-80s for antioch and 85 degrees, one of the warmer temperatures on this map. 82 for morgan hill, # 7 coupe tee know, and 75 redwood city, 64 in san fransisco.

the extended forecast here, we will remain in a very comfortable pattern. just a very slow warm up as we get into the business week. upper 80s in time for tuesday, wednesday, thursday for the inland communities. mid to upper 70s around the bay. mid-60s to upper 60s along the coast, thursday will be the warmest day. we'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> state lawmakers are considering a bill that could bring the space tourism industry to california. now this bill would protect spaceship manufacturers and part suppliers from lawsuits if someone gets killed or hurt during a trip. last year a similar bill was passed that protects tourism companies. some lawmakers say the state shouldn't relax its standards but space tourism companies say the protection is necessary if the state wants to attract industry businesses. we are just a couple weeks away from the nfl's regular season and tonight the 9ers could answer key questions about their offensive positions. all five quarterbacks are expect today play in tonight's preseason game against the

vikings out at the stick. right now it's a battle to see which quarterback will be the backup to collin kaepernick. kickoff is scheduled for 5:00. if you are planning to head out to candlestick for the game, don't forget about that league's new bag policy. there are new rules for the size and type of bags fans can actually bring into the city. only clear plastic or vinyl bags are allowed and they can't be any larger than 12 inches by 6 by 12 and it's designed to speed entry to the game and keep you safe. >> preparations are well underway for february super bowl. the game will be played in new jersey the home of both the jets and giants. it is the first time the super bowl will be held at an open air stadium in a cold weather site. officials concerned rain from potential snowfall to the air space over the stadium. federal aviation officials are working on flight restrictions in the area, but the stadium is just a few miles from teeter borrow as well as newark airport. badges for students why one north based school says a new

policy could make the campus safer. >> sunblock protects your skin from the sun but apparently what you eat makes a difference too. what a new book says about spf friendly foods. >> first let's take you outside, that actually is the golden gate bridge folks. it's just banked in a lot of fog this morning. this bridge is going to be a lot busier next week when the bay bridge is closed down. right now even though it's foggy traffic moving just fine. 7:42 on the clock. this is mornings on 2. ♪

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this morning. 61 degrees reported in san fransisco. new this morning, former egyptian president hosni mubarak returned to court days prter being released from he sat in a ca in the courtroom along with his two sons. the hearing lasted three hours. the judge setting the next court appearance for september 14. mubarak is being retried on charges of complicity in the killing of protesters during a 2011 uprising. the 85-year-old was found guilty last year but the life sentence was overturned. late last week he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. amanda knox plans to stay in america next month when she is retried in italy for the murder of her roommate six years ago. a lawyer will represent knox during the trial. however, it is possible italy could request that she be extradited. knox and her former boyfriend were convicted of murder in 2009, but that conviction was overturned two years ago for lack of evidence. in march italy's supreme court ordered the retrial.

celebrity chef paula deen will be making her first public appearance since her recent racial scandal. deen will be headlining the metro cooking and entertainment show in houston. while she may be the main attraction, ticket sellers are featuring lesser known chefs on their advertisements. organizers have seen a drop in ticket sales compared to previous years. donald trump's school for success may not be all it's cracked up to be. that's according to new york state's attorney general. the ag's office filed a lawsuit against trump university yesterday. the suit accuses the school of elaborate bait-and-switch practices that cost students thousands of dollars. the lawsuit says trump claimed to personally select experts in real estate to teach and to create the curriculum, but that never happened. a spokesman for trump says the law is politically motivated. now that embattled san diego mayor bob filner has agreed to resign, the race to place him has begun.

filner leaves office at the end of the week and one of the people named as a replacement is san diego council president today gloria. he'll become acting mayor when filner steps down on friday and is being asked if he wants the job on a more permanent basis. >> it's a big decision to make on a dime the. we're not going to make it lightly. for right now i want to make sure a week from today we're ready to take on the responsibilities of the mayor's office. >> two other former candidates for mayor wasted no time filing the necessary paperwork. filner decided to resign only after the city agreed to pay his legal costs as he fights multiple sexual harassment charges. michelle obama helped kick off the u.s. open by encouraging children to stay active. >> it's about helping kids across this country get active and feel healthy and learn the skills that you all are going to need to succeed not just in school but in life. >> yesterday the first lady was joined by serena williams

during arthur ashe kids day at the u.s. open in new york. mrs. obama encouraged children to take up sports as part of her let's move campaign to fight obesity. nancy skinner and u.s. olympic swimmer dana volmer will call for equal access to federal meal programs in the oakland unified school district. they want congress to incorporate the regional cost of living to determine a family's eligible when applying for free or reduced price meals. research has shown that children who go hungry are more likely to struggle in the classroom and have increased tardiness. a santa rosa high school may require students and teachers to wear nametag. the idea is in response to recent school shootings. administrators say the new policy would help staff quickly identify people who are not students and help first responders know who belongs on campus in the case of an emergency. if the school decides to go forward enforcement could begin next month. so far reaction has been mixed.

marin housing authority is hosting its first ever back to school celebration. the event will be tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at golden gate village in marin city. the goal is to encouraged increased school attendance and probably involvement. it will feature speakers, games, deejay and a barbecue dinner. the flu shot may protect against heart attacks in middle aged people. australian scientists say the shot could cut the risk of heart attacks almost in half. previous research suggests the flu can cause the blood to thicken which then leads to increased risks of blockages. however another recent study by the university of minnesota indicates shots provide only limited protection. and a new book says some goods may help protect from dangerous uv rays. according to the author of a clean eating for busy families, some foods act as a natural spf. those foods include tomatoes, dark chocolate, and carrots. the book's author said they absorb into the skin and

reflect the sun's rays. new development in the battle between cbs and time warner cable. time warner stopped showing cbs programming to more than 3 million customers in cities including new york, los angeles and dallas. the two sides could not agree on how much time warner should pay cbs and cable fees. time warner says it will give away a limited number of basic outdoor tv antennas to customers affected by the blackout. the web streaming service pandora is making changes according to billboard.com, they will end its limit on cell phone listening beginning september 1 september 1st. it will also introduce a new limit on song skips. people will only be able to skip 12 songs in a 24 hour period. a sleep timer feature will be add that shuts off pandora after a period of time. these changes will help cut down on costs. we have a recall alert this morning involving brake fluid. continental after market gmbh

is recalling about 488,000 units of brake fluid because it's the wrong color. each type of fluid has a color requirement and officials say the wrong color could lead to brake failure. the recall affects some ate super blue racing dot 4 brake fluid. the company is notifying distributors and will offer to buy back affected units. for the third time in 20 years a semi truck crashed into a supply store in north carolina. it happened around 6:00 at carolina auto supply house. the owner says the truck was filling up across the street and the rolled down the embankment right into his store. the damage is estimate at $100,000. no one was hurt. police officers wearing tutus, why you may see a few riding down the road this morning. >> and two baby pandas from the same mother at the smithsonian national zoo. the mystery surrounding them, and why it could be weeks before we have answers. >> a slightly cooler afternoon in the forecast for many of us

at this hour mostly cloudy skies and temperatures are up by several degrees over yesterday morning. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. ♪

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♪ zoo keepers at the smithsonian national zoo are waiting to examine the latest addition to the panda exhibit. the big question is who is the father. mei xiang a giant panda gave birth to a healthy cub on friday. the surviving cub and the panda's mother have been isolated from the public and are under medical observation. zoo keepers say they don't know who the father is. >> we used fresh and frozen sperm from our male tan tan and we used frozen sperm from the male in san diego. at some point we will run a dna test to determine paternity. that's not a critical thing right now. officials say it will be weeks before they know whether the cub is male or female. and following chinese tradition, it's going to be even longer until that cub is

named. this is mei xiang's third pregnancy. some of the bravest divers in the world will continue competing in the red bull cliff diving world series. look at this, the platform is 90 feet above boston harbor on top of the institute of contemporary art. that is three times the height of an olympic platform. five americans are among the people competing. the 2013 respect tutu ride has arrived and all bay area motorcyclists are invited to attend. i want to show a picture sent to us, the event hosted by cycle gear and chp kicks off at 11 a.m. the ride starts at the cycle gear main offices and continues store to store through fairfield, sacramento, pittsburgh, and clayton. some officers taking part will be wearing tutus in support of the ride. proceeds support the northern california special olympics. google is looking for volunteers in the central

valley to test out its balloon power internet. it was tested this past june in new zealand. the next round of trial runs are in the central valley. google posted an invitation online to find volunteers willing to have antennas installed at their homes. the wi-fi balloons flew over fresno to test how well they relayed signals in busy cities. 7:55. let's head over to rosemary for a look at how the day is shaping up. still foggy outside right? >> yes, and we have plenty of cloud cover to go around. because of it our temperatures a lot warmer than where we started yesterday. i'm talking by 10 degrees in areas like napa. so most of us ranging in the 60s. you can see by the widespread green on your forecast map here as we get into the lunch hour, notice how those colors begin to fill in. 60s remaining along the coast, just along the shoreline, but most of us ranging in the low to mid-70s everyone a few upper 70s to near 80 for antioch and fairfield. as we get into your lunchtime.

for the afternoon, low 60s at the coast, into san fransisco, low to mid-60s expected if -rt afternoon. for the east bay upper 60s to low 70s and as you get inland low 80s in areas like concord as well as walnut creek, danville, mid-80s for some of our warmest locations like antioch. you're expected to hit 85. the extended forecast, today's going to be the coolest days of the next several days. eventually we will. back into the upper 80s to low 90s by tuesday, holding on through wednesday and thursday looks to be the warmest day. around the bay mid to upper 60s in the forecast as we get into the second half of the business week and for the coast, mid to upper 60s. i'll have a detailed look at your current temperatures coming up. the early box office numbers are in, and for now the butler remains on top. >> i'm cecil gain, i'm the new butler. >> the drama starring forest whitaker and oprah winfrey is estimated to bring in a total

of about $52 million by sunday night. we're the millers starring jennifer aniston came in 2nd and rounding out that top 5, the world's end, the mortal instrument city of bones and you're next. the final tally of the weekend totals will not be available until tomorrow. a deadly attack in san jose caught by a home surveillance system more into the investigation of the killing. >> and hundreds of dolphins washing up along the east coast, what scientists say could be to blame for the largest number of dolphin deaths in 26 years. ♪

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two young men shot and killed on this street in union city overnight. what investigators are doing to try to find the people responsible. >> the rim fire near yosemite national park is so large nasa has captured images from space. i'll show you the pictures and tell you what areas are threatened today. >> and more details on a deadly stabbing in marin, what we've learned about the relationship between the victim and the suspect. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. and good morning welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday august 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning i'm mike mibach. let's get you over to rosemary

and a quick look at that forecast. >> good morning to you. it's a gloomy start, patchy drizzle -rt ared in some areas with -- reported in some areas, with those clouds out there we're off to a warmer start. mostly sunny skies, slightly cooler temperatures expected for the afternoon and a gradual warmup as we get into the workweek. i'm going to line up these numbers coming up. we begin with a developing story we told you about an hour ago. a second person has died in an early morning double shooting in union city. alex savidge joins us live from the scene with what police are saying about the investigation. alex. >> reporter: well, thus far union city police say they don't know the motive for this deadly double shooting. the shooter or shooters are still on the loose this morning, and you can see crime scene tape is still blocking off several streets here in this neighborhood right now. as this investigation continues. this is right where those two young men were shot and killed early on this morning. we'll show you what the scene looked like when we arrived here shortly after we got here. the coroner was here removing the body of one of the victims

who died at the scene. the second victim was taken to the hospital by paramedics but did not survive his injuries. now the shooting happened just about 1:00 this morning near 11 11th and d streets in union city. neighbors in this area called up 9-1-1, and they reported gunshots outside. someone did come outside and then found these two men down in the street. each victim had suffered at least one gunshot wound. so far police say they have not identified these two young men who were killed and police can't say at this point what, if any connection they had to this neighborhood. >> i can't release much. we know they're young men. we don't have an age, and at this point the coroner's office is -- we're working with them once the identity's made to the family we will release that information. at this point that information's not known. >> and the commander told me this morning, these are the first two killings in union city so far this year, and the city didn't have any homicides during all of last year. the commander said things have

been quiet for a long time. obviously they'll be working hard to try and track down the person responsible for this deadly double shooting. police will spend the morning talking with neighbors and potential witnesses trying to get any leads in this case. live this morning in union city alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. san fransisco police are investigating a shooting inside a party bus. it happened about 2:15 this morning south of market near 9 9th and folsom streets. when officer arrived they found several shell casings and a trail of blood. police are searching for the gunman and any possible victims. we have more details about the deadly stabbing and shooting we first told you about yesterday on mornings on 2. 22-year-old carlos aldana stabbed his mother to death on friday night at her home in marin city. the victim's roommate called police after returning home to find the crime scene in the living room. 44-year-old rosa aldana was found in the home by responding officers. she died from multiple stab

wounds. investigators say after killing his mother he boarded a golden gate transit bus and headed to san fransisco. u.s. park police say when they spotted him he was getting off the bus at fillmore and chestnut. police say he was armed with a knife and covered in blood and say officers shot him right after he lunged at them. he is in serious but stable condition at san fransisco general. when doctors clear him, police say he will be booked on suspicion of murder. a san jose neighborhood is on edge following a deadly attack that was caught by a security camera. ktvu obtained surveillance video of the shooting near 3rd and julian street in downtown san jose yesterday. the images are graphic, so we froze the video just before the first shot was fired. then we picked it up as the gunman takes off right there. it looks like an ax in his hand. relatives of the victim, 22- year-old ramon garcia say he leaves behind six young children. >> this is who i'm dating. i was dating him. he's not a bad person. he wasn't who people thought he

was. >> investigators say they are still trying to determine a motive and if the attack was gang related. witnesses told us they were too frightened to go on camera but say the shooting stemmed from a fight and someone hit garcia with an ax like weapon. we are days away from the closure and there are already major traffic problems. it isn't going to happen until wednesday night but three lanes of the toll plaza are shut down in preparation. yesterday people trying to cross that bridge, look at that, they ran into some huge backups. some drivers took to the shoulder like that one right there risking a ticket. other people just got out and walked around while they waited. the toll booth work couldn't wait until the toll bridge is closed because the work scheduled is already packed. >> we have the other lane to do during the five days. we have to take out toll booth 17 and modify that island.

>> engineers say the gridlock should be temporary. work on the toll lanes is expected to be finished by tomorrow morning, and the new eastern span is scheduled to open after labor day weekend. that full closure will be wednesday night through tuesday morning. and you can stay up to date on the bay bridge and the conditions on all bay areas roads by going to ktvu.com, look for the traffic tab, which is at the top of the home page. >> should be an interesting commute on thursday morning. we'll see how everything goes. should be an interesting day outside. a lot of activities here going on in the bay area. let's turn to rosemary and see how we're looking. i know fog there in the bay, maybe burning off by now, maybe not. >> you saw that shot behind me didn't you? >> not burning off just yet. the low clouds, mid level clouds and patchy drizzle reported in some areas. sfo reporting delays for arriving flights. we get through the morning hours with gloomy conditions and then by the afternoon pleasant weather in the forecast with mostly sunny conditions. giving ewe sweeping -- you a sweeping view of that gray. we have weak storm moving over

northern california and that is helping to produce a little bit of patchy drizzle, even the possibility an outside chance of a few scattered showers, and you can see here from storm tracker 2 i have the sweep going, and there is no green in our neighborhood. you can see just east of sacramento here picking up just a little bit, but with the patchy drizzle and the low clouds, sometimes it's falling below the radar. so we could have a little bit of patchy drizzle out there we're just not seeing. most of us are waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies. it feels a bit muggy with temperatures in the 60s and our dew points are up as well. this is where the system resides and as it continues to the northeast, it's taking the rain with it. you can see northern california seeing a few scattered showers, but here where we are, we're looking at just again a mix of sun and clouds as we get through the morning hours and the possibility of a little bit of drizzle out there. temperatures is 65 degrees in concord, 64 in oakland, 60s in novato, 65sfo. these numbers up by several degrees over yesterday morning. you're going to notice if you're getting out for a run

this morning, maybe going to the farmers market although it's cloudy it's not going to feel too cool. the winds are light and it feels a bit humid out there. 63 in areas like menlo park. here's a look at the forecast as we get into the afternoon, notice we're breaking away to mostly sunny skies away from the coast. partly to mostly cloudy conditions remaining up and down the coast for the entire afternoon. sunsetting about 7:50 this evening. afternoon highs for today, a lot like yesterday. slightly cooler, especially over the north bay. 77 for sonoma as well as novato. 74 san rafael, if you have afternoon plans outdoors it's going to feel nice. 69 for oakland. low 80s for danville as well as livermore. into the south bay temperatures ranging in the upper 70s around san jose. 82 for morgan hill. for the peninsula this afternoon, 75 redwood city, 76 for palo alto and 72 for you san mateo. 64 san fransisco. the extended forecast, you notice no spikes in the forecast, just a slow warming

trend as we get back to work on monday, tuesday, finally getting back to the seasonal average. so temperatures running a little cool for this time of year at the time being. as we get into wednesday, thursday, back into the upper 80s for the inland cities, mid to upper 70s along the bay and 60s along the coast. back to the desk. continuing coverage as the rim fire mourning in yosemite national -- now burning in yosemite national park. it's 130,000 acres in size. katie utehs joining us with what communities are at risk. >> reporter: the rim fire has grown to the size of chicago, and with only 7% containment many homes are still threatened. let me show you this picture taken by nasa from space. you can see the scale of the fires. the rim fire is located in the center of the image are large smoke plumes billowing northeast. the american fire is the other point on the image and it's just north of the rim fire. today firefighters are facing extreme difficulty with terrain in the steep and heavily wooded

areas near yosemite national park. >> the concern there is that it's actually starting to become down into some canyons that could actually make some big runs, and that's where we get large fires spreading. >> cal fire's latest update says the rim fire is threatening 4500 homes and outbuildings, nearly 200 people have stayed at the red cross shelter as mandatory evacuations are put in place and later lifted. people who live around pine meadow lake and buck meadows were allowed to go home yesterday evening. >> they're working on restoring power this afternoon, hopefully they will give us the okay to go back. >> now cal fire is warning anyone who returns home to be cautious of fire burned trees at high risk of falling. protecting yosemite remains a top priority as well. some 2600 people are battling the rim fire. today they'll work to hold the eastern edge of the fire and keep it from damaging parts of yosemite. so far only remote wilderness areas have been charred in the park and precautions are in

place to protect rare giant sequoias, back to you. the man behind a masked shooting at a connecticut elementary school. the new request by the state attorney general to get a closer look into the mind of adam lanza. >> and the water and beach is back open today. beachgoers will still be warned about what could be lurking beneath those waves. >> and a live look at highway 24 in lafayette. no fog there. we've seen that in other parts of the bay area. on the other side of the tunnel, maybe a different story. no problems on the road if you're going in either direction. 8:11 on the clock, this is mornings on 2.

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here's a nice night for sore eyes, a glistening shot off the bay. what a beautiful picture there. we're waking up with mostly cloudy skies, but mostly sunny conditions, highlighting the afternoon. >> your time now is 8:14. authorities near jacksonville florida are trying to figure out why a man went on a deadly rampage that involved five different shooting scenes. investigators say the 72-year- old gunman hubert allen junior used to work for a trucking company. yesterday morning they say he went to company headquarters and shot and killed a former co- worker. police say allen then drove a short distance and gunned down his 80-year-old former boss. authorities also believe allen went on to shoot two more employees elsewhere. before returning home and

committing suicide. >> all the people that were involved, mr. allen knew every one of them. we're totally shocked. the community's in shock. >> in all, three people were killed including the gunman. two more victims are in the hospital. one is in critical condition. there are reports that allen may have been recently fired. an antigun group based in newtown connecticut is trying to convince star bucks to change its weapons policy. starbucks says it follows local and state laws when it comes to customers carrying guns. newtown alliance has posted a letter on its web site calling for the company's ceo to ban all weapons similar to what other companies have done. 13 family members of the deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown have signed that letter. connecticut's attorney general wants the childhood records of the gunman responsible for the newtown school massacre. adam lanza went to a 1st grade class at sandy hook elementary school last december and opened fire. he killed 26 people at the school including 20 students.

connecticut's attorney general wants lanza's school records released so a special state investigation panel can examine the attack. this particular panel reviews unexpected and unexplained children's deaths. family and friends gathered to honor the memory of christina and ethan anderson in southern california. earlier this month police found the remains of the mother and son in the burned out home of family friend james dimaggio. police say dimaggio allegedly kidnapped christina's 16-year- old daughter hannah anderson. the two were found in a remote stretch of idaho wilderness six days later. dimaggio was shot and killed and anderson was rescued unharmed. yesterday's service was held at the family's church in san diego county. >> because it was a family friend it just actually shocked everybody quite severely. it still will i'm sure. how do you -- how do you get over that. >> teammates from ethan's football team also took part in the service, some showing up in

their uniforms. this morning friends of an australian athlete killed in oklahoma held a memorial baseball game in his hometown. it comes after a service held yesterday at his school. oklahoma christian university. christopher lane was out jogging when he was shot in the back by three teenagers, the oldest of the suspects told police they had nothing better to do. 2,000 people showed up at this morning's event in melbourne australia. a soldier with bay area roots will receive america's highest military honor tomorrow. 33-year-old army staff sergeant ty carter will receive the medal of honor from the president. carter saved the lives of federal soldiers during a taliban assault in afghanistan back in 2009. he was born in spokane washington but spent his childhood years in antioch. carter will be only the fifth living recipient of the medal of honor for heroic service in iraq or afghanistan. california state prison guards could be getting a pay raise. a tentative contract has been reached with the governor and the deal would give officers a

4 percent pay increase. it would also make it easier to earn overtime and would cut the number of weeks for academy training from 16 to 12. the two year contract would expire in 2015. it still needs to be approved. governor brown hasn't said if he is going to sign a bill that would allow legal u.s. immigrants to serve on a jury. supporters say the bill would includes jury pools and give immigrants more rite rights and responsibilities. opponents argue allowing noncitizens on juries could deprive defendants of their right to have their case decided by a jury of their peers. i want to show you an image that was caught on a home surveillance camera. the theft happened on wednesday amp on the east -- afternoon on the east side of interstate 80. this is a look at who police say is the suspect. anyone with information is asked to call richmond police. lake county sheriff's deputies have arrested a convicted sex offender on charges of impersonating a

federal officer. 66-year-old hector molinar pretended to be a u.s. marshal while talking to a suspected battery victim thursday night. authorities searched his home and discovered a stash of law enforcement gear that included a bullet proof vest, pellet guns that looked like real firearms, tasers and fake police badges. mountain view police are looking for a puppy stolen out of a locked car. i want to show you a picture of 9 weekend uso. he was stolen from a car parked on villa street. he's brown and black with tiger like markings and weighs about 9 pounds. his family says he's very friendly and are pleading with whoever has uso to return him. surfers and swimmers will be back in the water aft simpson beach after a great white sighting bay lifeguard forced people out of the water. the 15-foot shark was seen attacking a seal near the area where a fin whale beached itself monday. it did force the park service to close the beach to swimmers for five years. national park tweeted it will

be open to swimmers, surfers and boogie boarders but they want you to remain on high alert. a virus may be to blame for the deaths of more than 250 bottle nosed dolphins from new jersey to virginia. scientists say it's the largest dolphin dieoff since 1987, and the numbers are expected to rise. researchers who are performing necropsies on the dead dolphins say the virus could be the cause. it's similar to the measles in humans. >> they're very social with each other within their groups that they travel in, and so a lot of diseases probably pass between each other through that close contact. >> scientists say if you see an animal on the beach, do not approach it or touch it. marine mammals carry a lot of different diseases that could affect you or your pet. a brave 1st grade student is preparing for a life or death operation. how he is keeping in touch with

his classmates and making sure they're not forgetting him. it's a gray start to the morning, patchy drizzle reported in some areas. for the afternoon mostly sunny skies away from the coast and pleasant temperatures. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up.

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set a speed record on the course against italy's luna rosa challenge. team new zealand had a nearly 2 minute victory. chris draper called saturday's race and win incredible. if new zealand wins today they will face oracle starting september 7th. it is an event that brings thousands to spain every year, and now the running of the bulls has made its debut here in the united states. >> here they come. oh, my. >> get out of the way. the virginia motor sports park hosted the first ever great bull run yesterday. organizers say about 12,000 people attended that event. many participants were slammed to the ground by bulls but only one person suffered minor injuries. >> i looked to face him and i looked back. there they are. at that moment i was like all right, lets do this. >> while this may have been the first bull run in the u.s., it is not going to be the last. the next run is scheduled for

october 19th in atlanta, and then next june it's going to be coming here to the bay area. a 1st grader in oklahoma is getting ready to undergo a bone marrow transplant, but to make sure he doesn't miss too much school, he's leaving behind a robotic version of himself. conrad dixon suffers from severe allergies and a rare immune system disorder. he could be the only one in the world with this disease. this weekend he is in denver preparing for that bone marrow transplant and attending school in his place is a robot he controls with the computer. >> i just have to have it because i am going in danger for something called a bone marrow transplant, and i'm going to be leaving for a while. >> because of conrad's illness he isn't able to attend much school so the robot helps him keep up. he says it can go anywhere he want it to go unless of course it's stopped by his teacher. time now is 8:25.

sun is shining in some parts of the bay area, but still foggy in other parts. rosemary watching it all for us. still going to be a nice day. >> it's shaping up to be a nice amp. partly, mostly cloudy still at this hour if you're getting out it's going to feel a little muggy. we have a very weak storm riding in through northern california, and it's enhancing our low cloud deck a little bit. patchy drizzle reported in some cases. it's a mild start with all that cloud cover out there this morning, we're a lot warmer than where we started yesterday morning. patchy drizzle through the morning hours. as we get into the afternoon, we're mostly sunny. the afternoon sea breeze will be back. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour for some of the windier areas. along the coast, low 60s for the today, low 70s around the bay and low to mid-80s inland. here is a look at what you can expect as we roll through your sunday. low 60s to mid-60s around the bay area right now. for the afternoon or i should say your lunchtime, low 60s for the coast, mid-60s around the

bay, and temperatures inland low to mid-70s. for the second half of the day, temperatures similar to yesterday, slightly cooler in some cases, especially over parts of the north bay. once we get past this morning's drizzle we're going to break away to mostly sunny skies, temperatures feeling pretty good but still running cool. we get back to work on monday, a slight bump in the temperatures there and we creep upward with each passing day getting back to the seasonal average. wednesday into thursday, the warmest day on thursday upper 80s in the forecast for the inhand areas, upper 70s for the bay, upper 60s for the coast. beautiful. thank you. taking the space industry to new heights, how lawmakers hope to bring the space industry right here to california and what it could mean for future tourism. >> and union city police this morning piecing together a double homicide. two young men shot to death in the middle of a street, what police are saying about a motive here. [ male announcer ] on vacation, you want more

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at this hour police remain at the scene of a deadly early morning shooting in union city. two young men were killed. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. it is a developing story we have been reporting throughout this morning, and now an update on the investigation. ktvu's alex savidge live for us this morning in union city where he has been talking to investigators about what they have discovered so far. alex. >> reporter: well, good morning mike. union city police aren't sure at this point what prompted this deadly shooting overnight, but you can see the crime scene tape is still up in this neighborhood, and this is where two young men were gunned down in the middle of the street. we'll show you some video from earlier this morning as the coroner came out here and

removed the body of one of the victims who died at the scene. the second young man who was shot was taken to the hospital by paramedics but did not survive his injuries. the shooting happened right at 1:00 this morning near 11th 11th and d streets. neighbors called up 9-1-1 to report gunfire in the area and that's when someone went outside and found these two men down in the street. each victim had at least one gunshot wound and investigators right now are trying to figure out why they were targeted. >> at this point we're unsure of the motive. we're actually looking into every possible angle, but we don't know the motive right now. we're definitely looking for witnesses, anybody that may have seen or heard anything. >> and all morning long police have been talking with neighbors and other potential witnesses trying to develop some leads in this investigation. so far they have very few. these are the first two killings here in union city so far this year, and the commander i spoke with this morning told me the city didn't have any homicides during all of last year. so this is clearly an unusual

occurrence here. the two victims have not yet been identified and at this point police can't say what, if any connection they had to this particular neighborhood. live in morning in union city, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. a young woman is recovering this morning after being shot in the leg during an apparent robbery. it happened around 7:00 last night on 14th street between folsom and harrison in the san fransisco mission district. police say the victim appeared to be in her mid-20s. investigators believe the shooting may be connected to a nearby robbery and are hoping surveillance video may provide answer into what happened. police have turned their attention to the oakland hills as they search for a missing toddler, daphne webb a. team of 45 investigators with cadaver dogs searched near merit college, but the search turned up nothing. police did find one area they want to look at further but didn't explain why. daphne's grandfather says watching investigators search for his 1-year-old

granddaughter was hard for him is his family. >> us back to reality that not only is she missing but, you know, some harm could have possibly happened to her. >> daphne was reported missing by her father john webb on july 10th. he says he left daphne in a car with his mother who has dementia while he went inside a store in east oakland. daphne was gone when he returned. a $20,000 reward is being offered in this case. continuing coverage of the rim fire. we have just received new information about the damage it has caused so far. here are the latest wildfire numbers. cal fire says it's 7% contained this morning. here is the change. the fire has grown from a little more than 129,000 acres last night to nearly 134,000 this morning. about 11,000 acres are on the northwestern edge of yosemite national park, more than 2600 firefighters are trying to put out this wildfire. this fire is reminding long time residents of the sierra foothills of a nightmare they experienced more than a quarter

of a century ago. a rash of wildfires scorched hundreds of thousands of acres back in 1987. four firefighters were killed battling various wildfires. one firefighter was crushed by a falling tree. yosemite park officials are urging potential visitors not to let the rim fire scare them off. labor day week is typically a busy time of the year for the park. about 12 to 15,000 people are there this weekend. a handful of people who reserved lodges have canceled but so far the fire's impact on tourism is minimal. as an added incentive the the park is waiving its visitors fee. firefighters are gaining ground on a wildfire in el dorado county. the empire fire is 70% contained. it started at 3:00 yesterday afternoon in an area east of auburn off highway 193. the fire has burned 38 achier and tried one home.

-- and destroyed one home. residents have since been allowed to return. a blown transformer may have started that fire. dense smoke from wildfires are causing some problems in the reno area. officials have canceled several events due to pollution warnings. among the latest weekend event that was screw upped a fund- raising outdoor -- a fund- raising fund-raise -- poor visibility has prevented the reno based service from responding to responding to some emergency calls. tomorrow there is going to be a town hall meeting in sonoma county to talk about the expanse of the sonoma county airport. construction to extend the runway is scheduled to start next month. work is part of a federal mandate to make airports safer. concerns over noise and traffic will be discussed. it starts tomorrow night at 6:30 in the town council chambers. the project is expected to be finished by next fall. >> state lawmakers are considering a bill that could bring space tourism to california. the bill would protect

spaceship manufacturers and parts suppliers from lawsuits if someone gets killed or hurt during a trip. last year a similar bill was passed that protects tourism companies. some lawmakers say the state should not relax, but they say the protection is necessary if the state wants to attract industry businesses. peace activists took to the streets of oakland to protest the killings of two young men. >> we want some peace in the streets. >> nearly a dozen people rally on the corner of market street and sanford avenue. protesters held signs in honor of 22-year-old ian natano and 17-year-old isaac johnson. both were shot and killed this summer. >> our pastor said that people are getting killed and the fire department will come out and wash the blood off the sidewalk and after that everybody will go and that will be it, you know, and so these are our families, these are our

children. >> the protest was organized bay group called soldiers against violence everywhere. >> protests against russia's antigay law are set to get underway in san fransisco this morning. one of the organizers of the protest is the group boycott russian vodka. members have been holding demonstrations during which they port out stole lee vodka. today's rally starts at 11 a.m. it could soon get easier to see just how much pollution is coming from the bay area's most congested freeways. air quality district managers are installing three pollution monitoring devices near busy freeways in berkeley, oakland and san jose. starting in january people can go to the district web site to check pollution levels. the monitors are being installed as part of an epa mandated program. your time is 8:37. and let's head over to rosemary who's watching the burn off of the fog and the warm up today right? >> yeah. we've got another nice day on the way. outside our doors right now

we're dealing with low clouds once again. mid and high level clouds, a weak storm passing over northern california, even bringing a little patchy drizzle our way or enhancing those low clouds allowing for that drizzle to fall. that's about it. i think the headline for many of us this morning, just how much warmer we have because of the low clouds. giving you a live look at all that gray into san fransisco, new portion of the bay bridge. we've got sentence for the afternoon away from the coastline. if you are going to coast for today, another partly to mostly cloudy cool day in store there. and temperatures around the bay area for the afternoon will be slightly cooler in some cases. i have storm tracker 2 going, and the radar showing perhaps a few sprinkles north of fairfield here and then east of sacramento, but for us here at home, a little bit of patchy drizzle reported at times. it's going to be a morning event. we're going to break away to mostly sunny skies. it's going to be out of there. we've got sunshine in store for the second half of the day and nice weather. you can see most of this light rain falling over northern california and parts of oregon. and i want to do one last shift to show you the water vapor

because it makes it really easy to see that baby storm. you can see the circulation. you can see how we're catching just the tail end. a few clouds up above the low clouds with mid and high level clouds in the forecast, mostly sunny skies for the second half of the day. temperature-wise, 65 for concord, 65 at wall walnut creek. 64 for novato, 60 degrees santa rosa. for the afternoon the onshore breeze will be kicking in once again with temperatures expect today range in the low 60s along the coast, low 70s around the bay. mid-80s for some of the warmest locations. 77 for sonoma this afternoon, 74 for san rafael, 69 in richmond, 67 for sausalito. 69 for oakland, low 80s for danville, livermore into the santa clara valley. 77 for san jose, 82 for morgan hill. along the peninsula for the afternoon, it's going to be nice for you palo alto. 76. 75 redwood city. 64 in san fransisco.

giants playing this afternoon. the extended forecast, temperatures will remain below the seasonal average today, tomorrow, but then we finally bounce back into the upper 80s in store for tuesday, wednesday, thursday for our inland communities, mid to upper 70s around the bay and 60s along the coast. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. thanks roads mary. two weeks from today the 49ers open the regular season against the packers. tonight the 9ers look to answer key questions about their depth chart. all five quarterbacks expect today play in tonight's preseason game against the vikings at the stick. right now it's a battle to see which quarterback will be the backup to colin kaepernick. kickoff scheduled for 5:00 tonight. if you're headed out for the game don't forget about the new bag policy. there are new rules for the size and type of bags fans can bring into the stadium. only clear, plastic or vinyl bags are allowed and they can't be any larger than 12 inches by 6 by 126789 12. it is designed to speed up

entry into the game. preparations are well underway for february's super bowl. the big game will be played at metlife stadium in new jersey, the home of the new york giants and jets. it is the first time the super bowl will be held at an open air stadium at a cold weather site. officials concerns range from potential snowfall to the air space over the stadium. federal aviation officials are right now working on flight restrictions in that area, but the stadium is just a few miles from teeterboro and new york airport. . why more people could be on the roadway this year. >> and getting on the road now, take a look at traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza. it's moving smoothly right now but next weekend a very different story. three lanes already shut down in preparation for that work

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sandwiched in between the fog resting on the bay and low clouds drifting overhead. mostly sunny skies expected for the afternoon. coast guard officials in hawaii are trying to reunite fat dog right there, look at that face with its owner. yesterday a tug boat crew spotted that dog in the water struggling to swim. the dog was paddling in the middle of honolulu harbor. members of the boat crew say they immediately called the coast guard and a small rescue team pulled that dog from the water and took it back to the station. so far no one has claimed him. a search is intensifying for a teacher from pennsylvania who vanished last month while backpacking in the eastern sierra. matthew greene disappeared from the mammoth lakes area. a hiker found a pair of glasses that may begreen's. his friends and family posted a picture of the glasses on a facebook page set up to help find him. police plan to check the

glasses to see if they match green's prescription. amanda knox plans to stay in america when she's retried in italy for the murder of her roommate six years ago. a family spokesperson says a lawyer will represent knox during the trial. it is possible italy could request that she be extradited. knox and her former boyfriend were convicted of murder in 2009, but that conviction was overturned two years ago for lack of evidence. in march italy's supreme court ordered a retrial. now that embattled san diego mayor bob filner has agreed to resign the race to replace him has begun. filner leaves office at the end of the week and one of the people named as a replacement is san diego council president today gloria. he'll become the acting mayor when filner steps down on friday and he's already being asked if he wants that job on a more permanent basis. >> it's a big decision to make on a dime. we're not going to make it lightly. b you know for right now i want to make sure that a week from today we're ready to take on

the responsibilities of the mayor's office. >> two other former candidates wasted no time filing the necessary paperwork. filner decided to resign after the city agree today pay his legal costs. thousands bay area residents are getting ready to head to nevada's burning man festival. the week long festival brings about 68,000 people to northern nevada's black rock desert. they set up a massive tent city in the area and on saturday night a wooden man is torched. a new survey says most people plan to hit the roads over labor day weekend. aaa says an estimated 34 million americans will take a vacation during the holiday. that is a 4% increase from last year, and the highest number since 2009 during the economic downturn. aaa predicts that about 85% of those people will be traveling by car because of lower gas prices. a new electric taxi is getting tested on the streets

of new york. in the past mayor michael bloomberg has expressed his desire of seeing 1/3 of the city's cabs electric by 2020. the program will find out if this goal is possible. the silver and yellow cab runs entirely on electricity. the cost of each car starts at 21300. drivers say they would save a lot of money in gas. donald trump's school for success may not be all that it's cracked up to be. that is according to the new york state attorney general's office. the ag's office filed a lawsuit against trump university yesterday. the suit accuses the school of an elaborate bait-and-switch practice that cost students thousands of dollars. the lawsuit says trump claimed to personally select experts in real estate to teach and create the curriculum, but that never happened. a spokesman for trump says the lawsuit is politically motivated. with new state funding many schools in the east bay are looking at ways to reduce

classroom overcrowding. in past years budget cuts forced school districts to cut staff which means class sizes grew. with new funding from sacramento districts are budgeting for more teachers which they hope will bring class sizes down and improve overall education. the largest class sizes in the east bay were found in union city where schools averaged 34 students per class. a high school may soon require students and teachers to wear name badges. the principal for montgomery high school says the idea is in response to recent school shootings. the policy would help staff identify people who were not students. that'd help first responders know who belongs on campus in case of an emergency. if the school decides to go forward, enforcement could begin as early as next month. and so far reaction has been mixed. tomorrow assembly member nancy skinner and u.s. olympic swimmer dana volmer will call for equal access to federal meal programs in the oakland school district. they want congress to

incorporate the regional cost of living to determine a family's eligible when applying for free or reduced price meals. research has shown that children who are hungry are more likely to struggle in the classroom. first lady my shoal obama helped kick off the u.s. open by encouraging children to stay active. >> it's about helping kids across this country get active and feel healthy and learn the skills that you all are going to need to succeed not just in school but in life. >> the first lady was joined by serena williams during arthur ashe kids day at the u.s. open in new york. mrs. obama encouraged children to pick up sports as part of her let's move campaign to fight obesity. a study shows the flu shot may protect against heart attacks in middle aged people. australian scientists say the shot could cut the risk of heart attacks almost in half. previous research suggests the flu can cause blood to thicken which leads to increased risk

of blockages. another recent study by the university of minnesota indicates shots provide only limited protection. >> a new book says some foods may help protect from dangerous uv rays, according to the author of clean eating for busy families. some foods act as a natural spf. those foods include tomatoes, dark chocolate and carrots. the book's author says they absorb into the skin and reflect the sun's rays. a search by google is underway in the central valley. how you could be one of the first to test out its balloon powered internet. >> a slight cooldown in the forecast for your afternoon followed bay gradual warm -- by a gradual warmup, what you can expect for your sunday coming up.

friday's box office numbers are in, and the butler is staying on top. this drama stars forest whitaker and oprah winfrey and it's estimated it's going to bring in a total of $52 million by sunday night. we're the millers comes in second and rounding out that top five are the world's end, the mortal instrument city of bones and your next weekend totals will not be available until tomorrow. google is looking for volunteers in the central valley to test out its balloon powered internet called project

loon. it was first tested this past june in new zealand. the next round of trial runs are in the central valley. google posted an invitation online to find volunteers willing to have antennas installed at their homes. they flew over fresno to test how well they relayed signals in busy cities. your time is 8:54 and let's head over to rosemary because if you want it to warm up faster she's working on it. >> doing what i can. weaver off to -- we're off to a warmer start. you may notice, plenty of cloud cover to go around. take a look at the futurecast model here. as i put this into motion, notice the way the clouds move away from the bay area as we get into the afternoon. they sort of went in that direction. it's because most of the clouds overhead right now are associated with a system over northern california bringing us mid and high level clouds, the low clouds have also moved in, and we're looking at patchy drizzle through the morning hours. temperatures because of all

those clouds a lot warmer than where we started yesterday. widespread 60 around the bay area. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures warm a bit. we've got 60s along the coast just along the east bay shoreline. 70s for most of the bay area, and touching near 80 degrees for some of the warm locations. by the second haft of the day bits of orange indicating low to mid-80s in the forecast for our warmest cities. widespread 70s around the bay, 60s with mostly cloudy skies remaining at the coastline. today is going to be the coolest day followed by a gradual warmup, finally getting back into the upper 80s, tuesday, wednesday, thursday for the inland cities. mid 70s to upper 70s around the bay. the hunt for october is on for the oaklandst, the team hanging out in baltimore and the site of kurt suzuki feels right. jed lowry with a shot to right, suzuki would cross the plate and we're tied at 16789 then in the 9th still tied at 1. coco

cranking up and let it rip chris. see you later alligator. haven't said that since i was 6 but kind of felt good. chris has now homered in three strait -- straight games. giant city named last but playing pretty good ball. buster posey shatters his hat. gets the base hit, driving in marco scutaro. three more in the inning. giving up three runs but striking out eight. giants go on to win 6-3. vogelsong on the hill today for the 1:05 start. former giants and current los angeles dodgers pitcher is vowing to keep his trademark facial hair. a razor blade company offered him a million dollars to shave it off. wilson released a statement

saying "i don't care how much money's on the table, nobody's cutting me" the 2013 respect tutu ride has arrived and all the bay area motorcyclists are invited to attend. check out this picture we got this morning from lieutenant steven banini. yes, he is wearing his pink and blue and white tutu. several officers taking part today will wear tutus. the event is hosted by cycle gear and the chp. it kicks off at 11 this morning, the ride starts at the cycle gear main offices. it will continue through fairfield, sacramento, pittsburgh and clayton. proceeds will support the northern california special olympics. >> a warning for women who use a popular jogging trail in south san fransisco. why police are telling you to be on high alert. >> and the city of richmond has come up with a plan to save struggling homes, how it plans to lower payments and keep dozens of people in their city.

two men shot and killed in union city. what neighbors saw and heard. wild fire threatening homes, images of the fire from space and the battle ahead for fire crews. the signs will be pulled down at a beach. the park says it is re-opening.

-- when the park says it is re- opening simpson beach to swimmers. good morning, welcome to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. sunny in some spots. foggy in others. good morning, the clouds will clear, we will be left with mostly sunny skies. cooler temperatures expected for today as we get in to the workweek ahead. i have a slow warm up to show you in the extended forecast. at this hour, mostly cloudy, patchy drizzle. temperatures warmer than what we started yesterday. i will have a look at the current conditions, afternoon highs and the forecast coming up. it is developing news, monitoring the situation, union city, police spent hours investigating a deadly double shooting. back to alex savage.

investigators are looking for clues as to why it happened. >> reporter: good morning. i talked with a neighbor who heard four gun shots this morning and sirens as union police raced to the intersection and found two men who had been gunned down in the street. the shooting happened at 1:00 this morning. at the intersection of 11th and d streets. neighbors called 911, once they heard gunfire and someone came outside and found the two men down in the street, each of them had 1 gunshot wound. the coroner was here and removed a body of one victim who died at the scene. the second victim was taken to the hospital but did not survive. investigators are trying to figure out why the two men were targeted so far, they have very few leads. one neighbor said he heard gun shots and not much else. >> no car. i didn't see no cars or commotion or argument. it was weird. whatever happened is someone

must have walked up to him and shot him. >> reporter: the neighbor said this is a unsettling crime for people who live close by. homicide, like the two that happened this morning, unusual occurrence as of late in union city. the commander i spoke with told me these are the first two killings this year. the city didn't are any homicides. police were talking with neighbors and potential witnesses as they try to track down the shooter or shooters involved in the double homicide. new this morning, the coast guard had to be called in after a car went in to the water in vellejo. this is a picture of the scene before the car was towed out of the the war. it happened before 5:00 this morning, the car was heading down lemon, missed a turn and went in to the waist deep water. the drive was able to walk out

on his own and wasn't hurt. police say they are investigating and the drive is cooperating. coverage of out of control wild fire burning. the fie has grown. katie is live with us to tell us how much and what firefighters face today. >> the fire increased by 4000- acres overnight according to the latest update around 8:00 this morning. containm remains steady at 7%, firefighters are facing an uphill battle with steep ter terrain. evacuation advisories are in effect. hundreds have been staying at a red cross shelter, were allowed to go home to pine mountain and buck meadows yesterday evening. >> it's a lot right now. we just moved in three months ago and getting oh on our feet and getting stable. >> around 4500 homes and

outbuildings are threatened. firefighters are working to protect secoyas. they made fire lines. today's forecasted winds could hamper progress. >> the concern there is thattist starting to back down in to canyons that could make big runs and that's where we get large fire spread. . the fire is so largist the size of the city of chicago. the picture was taken from space by nasa. shows the rim fire and the smaller american fire to the north. the rim fire is in to its second week. my next report, i will tell you how much the firefighting is costing the state. back to you. new this morning, san francisco police are investigating the shooting inside a party bus. it happened 2:15 this morning near 9th and folsom. no one was on the bus, but they

did finds several shell casings and a trail of blood. police are searching for the shooter or shooters and possible victims. a san jose neighborhood is on edge following an attack caught on security cameras. it was in the downtown area yesterday afternoon. the images are graphic. we have froze didn't video before the first shot was fired, we pick up the video again as the gunman carrying what looks like it could be an ax is running away from the scene. relatives of the victim say he leaves behind 6 young children. >> i was dating him. he is not a bad person. he wasn't who people thought he was. >> investigators are trying to determine a motive and figure out if this attack was gang related. witnesses say they are too frightened to go on camera. the shootings stem from a fight and say someone hit garcia with

an ax like weapon before shot and killed. few days away from the bay bridge closure but traffic problems this week. a live look outside, this is the approach to the toll plaza. traffic moving along at this hour. people trying to cross the bridge ran in to huge back ups. the closure won't happen until wednesday. three lanes at the plaza are shut down in preparation. some took to the shoulder risking tickets , the booth could not wait until the bridge is closed because the work is scheduled is already pretty packed. >> we have the other lane to do during the five days. we have to take out toll booth 17 and modify. >> the gridlock should be temporary. work is expected to be finished by tomorrow morning. the eastern span is scheduled to open after the labor day weekend. that closure will be wednesday night, through tuesday morning. stay up to date, on the bay bridge and the conditions on all bay area roadways by going

to ktvu.com. look for the traffic tab. police in south san francisco are sending out a warning to women who jog along the centennial way trail. a woman was sexually assaulted while driving and passed a man walking in the opposite direction. when he grabbed her from behind and inappropriately touched her before running off. police describe him as a dark latino man in his 20s to 30s, 5'4" with broad shoulders and a small waist. anyone with information is asked to call police. . see the low clouds enveloping the top. we are looking at mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. clearly not what we are seeing at this point. in addition to low clouds, mid and high level clouds outside

our doors this morning. they are associated with the weak system, on the north corner of california. it's going to be lifting northeast as the day progresses. at this hour, a mix of clouds, little bit of patchy drizzle reported with the clouds overhead, temperatures are up several degrees over yesterday morning, napa, santa rosa. temperatures from 8-10 degrees above yesterday at this time. notably warmer as we get out the door for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. the breeze will be back. weak at this time. anywhere from 15-25 miles per hour for the windsier spots education pegged along the coast and the bay. 62 along the coastline for the afternoon. low 70s for the bay. 80s expected inland. a pleasant afternoon with is sunshine. i want to ton on storm tracker 2. see the sweeper going by. no rain am little bit perhaps falling north of fairfield. at home, a little bit of patchy drizzle reported at times inch

too the . we are end joying plenty of sunshine. the system here, going to continue north and east. most of the rain over northern california and oregon. for us, expect temperatures outside, 68 degrees concord. 67 livemore. it's moist. the dew points are up this morning. by the afternoon, another nice day. 79 napa. 77 sanoma. 77 kentfield. 78 santa rosa. 60s along the east bay. 69 oakland. 77 san jose. nice day to be hanging along the coast in santa cruz.

70 san bruno. 64 san francisco. hang along the embarcadero or the giants game. extended forecast, temperatures will be creeping upward in to the workweek. running cool for this time of year. temperatures getting back seasonal average, tuesday, wednesday, the warmest day thursday, 80s in the forecast for the inland cities. 70s for the bay and 60s expected along the coast. surfers and swimmers in the water after a shark sighting by a lifeguard. 15-foot long shark seen attacking a seal. forced the service to close the beach. the national parker is vis tweeted the beach will be open to swimmers surfers and boogie boarders but remain on high alert and keep an eye out for sharks. a family's plea for help. the efforts underway by mountain view police to bring

back their stolen dog safely. a soldier from the bay area is about to get top honors from u.s. president. he is credited with saving the lives of other soldiers. a live look at the golden gate bridge. can't see it through the fog bank but it's there. the traffic has been moving fine along the bridge all morning long. this is mornings on the.

giving you a live view, san francisco, partly sunny skies. i see a few peeks of blue. mostly sunny skies expected for the afternoon and mild temperatures. soldier with bay area roots will receive the highest military honor tomorrow. army staff sergeant thai carter will receive the medal of honor from president obama at a white house ceremony. carter saved the lives of soldiers during a taliban assault in 2009. he was born in spokane, washington but spent his childhood years in antioch. carter will be only the 5th living recipient of the medal for heroic service in iraq or afghanistan. several new developments in the syrian crisis. syria announced it will allow

the united nations to visit the chemical attacks. the u.s. and england appear closer to taking military action by phone president obama talked to british prime minister about possible options. both expressed grave concern over the reported use of nerve gas by the government, russia is warning the u.s. that unilateral mill they action will have a devastating impact on middle east security and in an attempt to gain support syrian is accusing rebel forces of using chemical weapons on soldiers. defense secretary chuck hagel discussed the crisis. he refused to discuss what military action president obama might take but hagel did outline the factors that could determine the type of response. investigators near jacksonville, florida are trying to figure out why a man went on a rampage that involved

five different shooting scenes. the gunman hubert allen junior used to work for a trucking company. he went to a company headquarters and shot and killed a former co-worker. allen drove a short distance and gunned down his 80 year old former boss and authorities believe he went on to shoot two more employees before returning home and committing suicide. g >> all the people involved, mr. allen knew everyone of them. the community is in shock. >> three people were killed including the gunman. who are in the hospital. one is in critical condition. allen may have been fired. family and friends gathered to honor the memory of christina and e than an deson in southern california. police found remains of the mother and sop in the burned out home of family friend dimaggioch he kidnapped

christina's 16-year-old daughter. the two were found in the idaho wilderness six days later. dimaggio was shot and killed by fbi agents. hannah was rescued unharmed. yesterday's service was held at the family church in san diego county. >> i shocked everyone severely. how do you get over that? >> teammates from the football team took part in the service, some showing up in their uniforms. the deputies arrested a convicted sex offender on charges of impes impersonating a federal officer. he pretended to be a u.s. marshal while talking to a battery victim. authorities searched his home and discovered a stash of laugh gear that included a bullet proof vest, guns, tasers and fake police badges. antigun group based in

connecticut trying to convince star bucks to change the weapons policy. starbucks follows local and stay laws when it comes to whether customers can carry guns. they posted a letter on the website calling for the ceo to ban all weapons similar to what other companies like ikea and disney have done. 13 family members of the shooting at sandy hook elementary in new town signed the better. attorneyral wants the wild hood records. lanza went to a class and opened fire and killed 26 people at the school including 20 children. connecticut's attorney general wants the school records released to so a state investigation panel can review the attack. california state prison gads could be getting a pay raise. the deal would give officers a

4% pay increase and make it easier to earn overtime and cut the weeks for cadet academy training from 16 down to 12. california counties affected by the realignment plan are working to develop new programs to keep ex-convicts from reoffender. low level offenders are sent to jails instead of state prisons. inmates are under the supervision of county probation departments instead of parole agents. countys are trying to come up with new ways to help those offenders. police are asking for the public's help to catch a mail thief. this is an image caught in a home surveillance camera last week. it happened on wednesday afternoon on the east side of interstate 80. another look at the suspect, anyone with any information is asked to call richmond pd. police are looking for a puppy stolen out of a locked

car. this is nine week old uso. he was stolen yesterday from a car parked on villa street near palo alto avenue. he is brown and black and markings are tiger like and weighs 9 pounds. the family says he is friendly and pleading for who ever has him to return home. a first for the united states: where the running of the bulls made its debut. when you can see it happen in the bay area. mostly cloudy start with pleasant weather in the forecast for the afternoon. a look at what you can expect, coming up. ♪

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an event brings thousands here. the run of the bulls made the debut in the united states, virginia motor sports park,

posted first ever great bull run yesterday. 12,000 people attended the event. only one person suffered minor injuries. >> at that moment, i was like let's do this. >> while this may have been the first bull run in the united states, it won't be the last. next is scheduled for october 189th. in june, here to the bay area. one win away from facing orville team u.s.a. in the 34th americas cup. strong wins help the team set a speed record during race 7 of the tow wee vaon the cup finals. new zealand had a 2-minute win. incredible. if they win they will face

oracle. if you are headed out, fog over the bay. let's check in with rose mary. >> noontime clearing to the coastline, temperatures cooler for the afternoon for some of us. for some of us, it's going to feel like yesterday. sea breeze back for a second half of the day. cloud forecast, peeling away, out of the area by your lunch hour tbs clouds will remain hugging the coastline for the second half of the day. temperatures will remain in the mid to upper 60s in and around san francisco. low 70s for the east bay. in to the inland east bay, another warm day. below the seasonal average again. low 80s in the folk for concord, livermore. antioch expected to hit 85 degrees this afternoon. extended forecast, notice today is the coolest day. we begin a warming trend as early as tomorrow.

a slow warm up. temperatures reaching back in to the upper 80s by wednesday and thursday for the inland cities. mid to upper 70s around the bay. 60s along the coast. outdoors, at this how, a look at the current temperatures coming up. leaders come up with a plan to help struggling homeowners. the city wants to use authority to seize private property for public use. the goal would be to take mortgages for banks for people that owe more than what they the residence is worth. the baps say it could cost millions. banks filed lawsuits trying to stop the program. monitoring pollution on freeways. more on the new technology making it easier to check pollution levels on roadways. a shooting in this union city neighborhood leaves two men dead. neighbors say this crime is so troubling.

neighborhood blocked off for house this morning as police try to find who was responsible for an attack that left two people dead. welcome back to mornings on 2. the first and second homicides of the year in union city.

investigators spent nearly 8 hours looking for clues and left the scene. detectives are working to track down the shooter who killed two young men this morning. one neighbor heard four gun shots and heard sirens as police raced to the scene. this was around 1:00 in the morning. the double shooting happened near 11th and d-streets. the men were found in the middle of the street, both with gunshot wounds, the coroner removed the body of one of the victim whose died at the scene and the second victim was taken to the hospital by paramedics but didn't survive. each victim with one gunshot wound according the police. investigators have few leads and don't know the motive for the killings. one man who heard the gunfire told me he is upset about what

happened. >> i have been tossing and turning all morning. it's sad to hear someone get murdered like that. it's not right. >> reporter: union city hasn't seen this kind of violence in sometime. these are the first two killings in the city this year. police commander told me, union city didn't have homicides during last year. the men who were shot and killed haven't been identified by authorities. police can't say what if any connection they may have to the neighborhood. walnut creek police are looking for two people who robbed a bar at gun point after 11 last night at corners tavern on broadway plaza. black men in their 20s, hooded sweat shirts, bandannas and had handguns. they left in a silver four-door suv possibly a jeep cherokee

with a roof rack. a woman is recovering after being shot in the leg during a robbery. it happened on 14th street in the mission district. police say the victim was in her mid 20s. the shooting might be connected to a robbery and hoping video gives them answers in to what happened. police turned attention to the oak land hills as they search for a missing toddler. a team of 45 investigators with cadaver dogs searched near the college. the search turned up nothing. daphne's grand father says the search was hard for him and his family. >> back to reality that not only is he missing but harm could have happened to her. >> daphne was reported missing by her father july 10th. he left her in the car with his

mother who has dementia while he went inside a store. a $20,000 reward is offered in the case. more details about the deadly stabbing and shooting we told you about yesterday. the 2 year old carlos stabbed his mother on friday night at her home. the victim's roommate called police after returning home to find the crime scene in the living room. rosa was found in the home by responding officers. she died from stab wounds. after killing his mother, he aboarded a transit bus and headed to san francisco, u.s. park police say when they spotted him he was getting off the bus at fillmore and chestnut, armed with a knife and covered in blood. officers shot him after he lunged at him. when doctors cleared him, he will be booked on suspicion of

murder. cal fire updated us. the fire is at 7% contained, it has grown in size. it went to 134,000 acres. yosemite park officials are urging visitors not to let the fires care them off. labor day is a busy time of the year for the pack. 12-15,000 people another the park this weekend. handful of people who reserve lodges have canceled. as an added incentive, the park is waiving the visitor fee for today. tomorrow a town hall meeting in sanoma to talk about expansion of the airport. construction to extend runway is scheduled to start next week. it's part of a mandate to make airports safer. concerns over noise and traffic are going to be discussed at

the meeting. it starts tomorrow at 6:30 in the town council chambers. the project is expected to be finished by fall. lawmakers are considering a bill that could bring the space tourism industry to california. it would be to protect space shift manufacturers and part suppliers from lawsuits. last year a similar bill was passed that protects companies. lawmakers say the state should relax but tourism companies say the protection is necessary if  the state wants to attract businesses. google looking for volunteers to test out balloon powered internet. this is first tested this past june in new zealand. last week google posted an invitation to find volunteers willing to have antennas installed. the wi-fi balloons flew over

fresno to test how best they relayed signals in busy cities. protesting the killings of two young men. nearly a dozen people rallied on market street and stanford. people held signs in honor of a 22 year old and a 17 year old. both shot and killed this summer. >> our pastor said he people are getting killed, the fire department would wash the blood off the sidewalk. everybody would go, that would be it. it's our families. these are our children. >> protest was organized by a group called soldiers against violence everywhere. happening today protest against the antigay laws in russia are set to get underway in san francisco. one of the organizers is the group boycott russian vodka.

they are holding demonstrations. they are criticizing the russian government. could be a lot easier to see how much pollution is coming from the most congested freeways. air quality district managers are installing three pollution monitoring devices. starting in january, people can go to the district's website to check pollution levels in the areas. they are installed as part of epa mandated program. bird's eye view over oakland. look at the clouds. i'm seeing blue skies mixed in there. some of us are dealing with, enjoying mostly sunny skies. many of us mostly cloudy. we have low level clouds, mid and high level clouds. a weak system, linked with the

mid and high level clouds. not picking up green. just a patch or two, north of fairfield. we have reports of drizzle year- older earlier this morning. the drizzle, patchy in nature. only for the here and now. once we get in to the next hour or two, in to the afternoon, it's gone. mostly sunny skies for today. temperatures slightly cooler in some cases than yesterday. this is the system here. most of the moisture associated to the north, our relative humidity is up and temperatures are up as well with the clouds overhead. could feel sticky, a little muggy this morning, if you have a run, out to walk the dog, heading to the farmer's market, i like to throw up the water vapor. notice the circulation, and noticist moving north and east, away from us, as it does, it's going to allow for the clouds to clear out of the way and mostly sunny for a second half of your day.

on shore breeze picked up a little bit. fairfield reporting 18 miles per hour, when we started the morning, closer to 10 miles per hour. the afternoon sea breeze will kick up for a second half of the day, could be breezy along the coast inside the bay. notice the temperatures, a lot warmer than where we started yesterday because of the clouds we had this morning. 67 san francisco. 68 na vado. afternoon highs for today p 7 in sanoma. 74 san rafael. 69 oak land for the afternoon. 70 for san lean dro. 81 danville. mid-80s brentwood. upper 70s, low 80s for the santa clara valley. santa cruz mid-70s. pacifica, half-moon bay, low

60s for today. 64 san francisco. partly cloudy skies. 75 redwood city. extended forecast, gradual warm up in to the business week. temperatures remaining below the seasonal average. back to work monday. tuesday in to wednesday, warming in to the upper 80s. 70s for the bay. 60s for the coast. a look at the sunday lunchtime numbers coming up. two weeks from today the 49ers opened the subpoena at home against the packer -- season at home against the packers. all five are expected to play in the preseason game against the vikings at the stick. it's a battle to see which quarterback will be the back up. kickoff 5:00 tonight. if you are planning to head to candle stick for the game, there are new rules for the size and types of bags fans can bring in to the stadium. only clear plastic or vinyl bags allowed and they can't be

any larger than 12-inches by 6 by 12. it's designed to speed up entry in to the game and keep you safe. preparations are underway for february super bowl. the game is going to be played at met life stadium in new jersey. home of the new york giants and jets. it is the first time the super bowl is going to be held at an open air stadium in a place where it can get cold. officials are concerned a about different things from snowfall to the air space over the stadium. aviation officials are working on flight restrictions in the area. that stadium is a few miles from the airport. reducing class sizes in the bay area, the efforts underway at east bay school districts and what it could mean for your child's education. . a wild fire burning out of control, in to yosemite. what areas are at risk and how

much the fire fight is costing the state. let's take you outside for a look at traffic. if you look at the bottom of the screen, it's slow moving there. we are not hearing about traffic problems. you have to be patient if you are rolling on through the city. it is 9:41. this is mornings on 2.

clouds are clearing over berkley. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures in to the upper 60s, low 70s for berkley. coverage of the wild fire

burning out of control, yosemite. the rim fire is in to second week w little containment. katie is here to tell us how much the fire fight is costing. >> the rim fire has grown to one of the large nest state history and so far it's cost 12.4 million to fight. there is no price too high. >> i was happy to know that. >> we restored power this afternoon. hopefully they will give the okay to go back. >> cal fire's update says the fire is threatening 4500 homes and outbuildings, 200 people have stayed at the red cross shelter as mandatory evacuations are put in place and lifted. people who live around pine meadow and buck meadows were allowed to go home yesterday. winds are currently around 20 miles per hour, in the area which crews fear could hurt what progress they made

containing the fire. >> the concern there is that it's starting to back down in to some canyons that could make big runs. that's where we get large fire spread. the fire did grow overnight by 4000-acres and it is spreading eastward. in addition to protecting homes, crews are trying to guard yosemite national park and secoyas. for the latest on the rim fire containment and evacuations, stay with ktvu.com throughout the day. the rim fire is reminding long time residents of a nightmare experienced a quarter century ago. a rash of wild fires scorched acres throughout the state back in 1984. four firefighters killed battling various fires. one crushed by a falling tree in the national forest. firefighters are gaining ground burning in a county near georgetown. empire fire is 70% contained.

it started 3:00 yesterday in an area east of auburn. the fire has burned 38 acres. it destroyed one home and 80 other homes evacuated. residents have since been allowed to return. a blown transformer may have started the fire. dense smoke from the wild fires are causing problems. events were canceled because of pollution warnings. air ambulance company says poor visibility prevented the reno based service from responding to emergency calls. the death of a sky diver, the man fell out of his parachute harness, while sky diving yesterday evening. he was using his own equipment. a search is intensifying for a teacher from pennsylvania who

vanished while backpacking in the seeria. matthew green disappeared from the mammoth lakes area during a hiking trip with friends. a hiker found glasses that maybe green's. his friends and family posted them on a facebook page that was set up to help find him. police plan to check the glasses to see if they match green's prescription. amanda knox plans to stay in america when she is retried in italy for the murder of her roommate six years ago. a spokesman says a lawyer will represent her during the trial. it is still possible that italy could request that she be extradited. knocks and her former boyfriend were convicted in 2009 but overturned for lack of evidence. the supreme court ordered a retrial in march. embattled mayor agreed to resign. the race to replace him has begun. one of the people named as a

possible replacement is san diego council president todd gloria. he is going to become the acting mayor. he is already being asked if he wants that job permanently. >> it's a decision to make on a dime. for now i want to make sure a week from today we are ready to taig on the responsibility of the mayor's office. >> two other candidates filed the paperwork to the clerk's office. fillner decided to resign after the city decided to pay legal costs as he fights multiple sexual harassment charges. school for success may not be all that it's cracked up to be. the suit accuses a school of elaborate bait and switch practices that cost students thousands of dollars.

he claims to select experts to create the curriculum. a spokesman for trump says the lawsuit is politically motivated. schools are looking at ways to reduce classroom overcrowding. class sizes grew. with new funding from sacramento, districts are budgeting for teachers which will bring class sizes down and improve education. the largest class sizes in the east bay were found in union city, where the schools averaged 34 students per class. nancy skinner and u.s. olympic swimmer will call for e equal access. research shown that children who go hungry are likely to struggle in the classroom and

have increased tardiness. michelle obama encourages children to stay active. >> it's about helping kids get active and feel healthy and learn the skills you are going to need to succeed. not just in school but in life. >> she was joined by sarina williams during arthur ashe kids day. she encouraged children to pick up sports as part of the let's move campaign to fight obesity. police officers wearing tutus. why you may see a few riding down the road this morning. another nice day. i will have what you can expect for this sunday and a week ahead in the extended forecast, coming up.

police are investigating the

first two homicides this year. 1:00 a.m., two young men were shot near 11th and d streets, one victim died at the scene. the other at the hospital. police say they have little to go on so far in the investigation. coast guard called in after a car went in to the water in vellejo. the car was heading down lemon and missed a turn, in to waist deep water. the driver walked out on his own and was not injured. surfers and swimmers are in the water after stenson beach after a great white sighting by a lifeguard forced people to stay out of the water. overnight, announced it was re- opening. new this morning, a new developments in the u.s. spying case could further strain relations between the u.s. and allies. the german magazine is reporting that the national security agency as part of its surveillance program bugged the united nations headquarters in new york city. according to the magazine, the information came from secret

documents from nsa leaker edward snowden. bay area residents are getting ready to head to nevada for the burning manifest value. it is underway tomorrow. a week long festival. that brings 68,000 people to northern nevada slack rock desert. they have a lot of fun. saturday night a wooden torch. it started 20 years ago. hunt for october, on for the oakland a's. team hanging out in baltimore. the site of curt in the dugout, feels right. jed with a nice hit to right. coming across the plate. we are all tied at one. in the 9th, tied at one. 3-1 pitch to cocoa crisp. crank its up. let it rip. deep fly ball to right field.

2-1a's. a's 2-1 winners yesterday. now 2.5 back behind texas. giants last in the nl west. giants got things going in the first. shattered bat. gets the base hit. driving in marco with the first run. 3 hits on the night. giants tacking on three more just in the first. tim would go five and a third. striking out 8. giants win 6-3. in an hour, the 2013 respect tutu ride is underway, bay area motorcyclists are invited to take part. check out this pictures sent by lieutenant steven from the el sore reido police department he is ready with his red, white and blue tutu. officers taking part will be wearing tutus as part of the rides. it's hosted by cycle gear and

chp. it starts at the cycle gear main offices and store to through through fairfield. proceeds support the northern california special olympicings and should be a nice day to ride. >> a great day to ride. let's check in with rosemary. >> it is going to be a nice one. the clouds are beginning to clear. i think it may feel muggy out there. temperatures in the low to mid vf from the coast to the bay. warmer locations reaching 70 degrees at this how. for the lunchtime hour, low vf at the coast. partly sunny skies, mid-60s around the bay. low to mid-70s for the inlands cities. a look at what you can expect for a second half of the day. temperatures cooler in some cases. near what we felt yesterday. 83 concord this afternoon. 82 livermore. the warmer locations, warming in to the low to mid-80s for a second half of the day. upper 70s for santa rosa, napa. low 60s for the east bay.

75 redwood city. 64 san francisco. we have a subtle warm up as we get in to the workweek. it happens to be the final week of august. temperatures looking fairly nice. upper 80s to near 90 for the warmest day, wednesday in to thursday. 70s around the bay. that is our report for this morning, we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. look at 'em.

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